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Just works fine.

Usage:

1. Create a form 7 as usual.

2. Then insert the form within your page:

[contact-form-7 id="9999" title="Your Form"]

3. Then within form 7 FORM editor, you can use:

[showparam productname] // this will just insert as text
[getparam productname] // this will insert a hidden field which you can use later

4. Within form 7 EMAIL, you can use (along side with other form 7 code):

Product name: [productname]

Message Body:
[your-message]

You call the form within web browser like so:

http YOURSITE/form/?productname=HelloWorld

• This topic was modified 8 years ago by AAA.

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Just does the trick. You can get a $_GET value to check, for example, a key/mail consistency in an “unsubscribe form”.
Thanks

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It works! It works! Thank you

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thanks

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This is great. Using the MailChimp merge tags this makes things a lot more fun. Cheers for this.

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Tested this on the latest version of WordPress which is 4.0 and it works great!

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Thanks for a great mod!